The Bookbinder
About the book
A psychological drama set in semi-rural England, where life continues comfortably for its growing inhabitants. Neal Hawthorne, is a contented bachelor continuing his lifelong love of book restoration into retirement. Nosstaw has been his home since birth. He is friendly and well known in the area, sharing peaceful times in the local park with his friend, Jack. But his town is changing. Young women go missing. Their bodies are found miles from where they were abducted. When a stranger insidiously worms his way into Neal's life, it isn't long before rumours of Neal's involvement in the murders spread, and he finds himself in a situation beyond his control. One man's ruthless revenge puts The Bookbinder into a psychological spin. Will he be able to put the pieces together? Will he have the courage to outwit the perpetrator? Will he finally be able to face his own demon?
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About the author
Hi. I'm a retired teacher who came to the writing world late in life. It was never planned. It simply happened when I discovered a family secret from the the 1800s, but writing that first book propelled me into something I came to enjoy. When the stories continued to fill my head, I scrawled away and today am working on my seventh book. I've written in more than one genre, perhaps because that's just the way stories present themselves, so as well as that first historical fiction there is now a crime trilogy (two published - one b eing finished), a psychological drama and a literary fiction about three generations of one family. Writing has become the avenue that keeps me going while the next decade relentlessly approaches. As a self published author, I don't sell many books - it certainly isn't a reliable source of income, but when my work is read, it receives positive feedback, and that's all I ask. If you come across my novels and perhaps read them, I hope you enjoy them as much as I've enjoyed writing them. Sue
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